Sentence examples for is an uncontested fact from inspiring English sources

That the Syrian conflict is one of the bloodiest wars in the modern history of the Middle East is an uncontested fact.

A lower court in the case said it was "an uncontested fact" that "an inmate in one of California's prisons needlessly dies every six or seven days due to constitutional deficiencies".

It is now an uncontested fact that technology is pervasive throughout our lives.

How often have you been surprised in a meeting when someone disagrees with what you thought was an uncontested statement of fact?

As usual, it was an uncontested slate, and there are never any write-ins.

"It's an uncontested, competitive position," says Troy Jensen, a network sector analyst with Piper Jaffray.

His last basket was an uncontested fast-break dunk with one second left.

Gibson and his co-screenwriter, Benedict Fitzgerald, seem to take the phrase 'gospel truth' quite literally and their script is a conflation of the Gospels as if they were uncontested fact.

Once again, state and federal courts are ignoring uncontested facts by hiding behind the draperies of legal procedure.

The report speaks of her horror to learn that, even though many details of the abuse were "uncontested facts", Rotherham council members "denied that there had been a problem, or if there had been, that it was as big as was said".Unsurprisingly, then, Ms Casey declared the council "incapable of tackling its weaknesses without a sustained intervention".

Instead The New Few is an invitation to look afresh at the shocking and uncontested facts that we have come to accept as inevitable.